Internação compulsória do dependente químico

Abstract

This monograph seeks to analyze the compulsory hospitalization of drug addict in the light of Law 10.216 / 01, this culminated in the Brazilian psychiatric reform. It is quite evident the controversy about the application of compulsory hospitalization as given to the addict treatment as the homeless, especially those found in Cracolândias, proposing a reflection on the measure. To this end, far will be an exhibition of the legal arguments, medical, political and economic, pro and con, regarding the effectiveness of hospitalization imposed by order of the State. However, a study is needed on the conflict between the fundamental rights to life and freedom, these colliding when an addict is admitted compulsorily. In this sense, it should be understood that the state action is essential to guard not only the right to life, but also to the dignity of the human person. However, the historical approach of the manifestations of compulsory admissions over the years, as well as the regulatory normative provisions thereof is of great value.